Hi all, I'm currently using a JVM (Mysaifu JVM J2SE-compliant for windows mobile pocketpc) which is partly built upon classpath. I have to deal with some stuff around DOM/XML, and now I have some troubles concerning the libxmlj native implementation of GNU JAXP. AFAIK, the libxmlj native library is always loaded whatever the chosen implementation! (see my comments below). And, I don't have any "xmlj" shared library file... So, as I want to use DOM/XML in classpath, I'd like to have your comments/feedbacks about: - Is the use of libxmlj mandatory? (according to my comments below, seems to be yes) => if yes, is it possible to build from classpath sources a "xmlj.dll" shared library for windows? how? Have anybody succeeded in using libxmlj with classpath? => If no, have anybody, dealed with DOM/XML in classpath without libxmlj? how? Regards, Herv? ========== Comments: The problem seems to be that despite GNU JAXP accepts 2 different implementations of javax.xml.parsers.DocumentBuilderFactory (gnu.xml.dom.DomDocumentBuilderFactory and gnu.xml.libxmlj.dom.GnomeDocumentBuilderFactory see http://www.gnu.org/software/classpathx/jaxp/ ) the libxmlj native library is always loaded! AFAIU, The DOM Boostrapping fallback class gnu.xml.dom.ImplementationSource loads gnu.xml.libxmlj.dom.GnomeDocumentBuilder which contains the following static code: static { XMLJ.init(); //calls ... System.loadLibrary ("xmlj"); } IMO, it clearly imposes a strong dependency on libxmlj, as soon as someone deals with xml stuff whatever the chosen implementation... Is that right?
